Share

cover art for Gibson's Bookstore Kicks Off 2026 with Literary Events

Concord News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

Gibson's Bookstore Kicks Off 2026 with Literary Events

Kick off 2026 with literary events at Gibsons Bookstore! Sally Cragin discusses Llewellyns Two Thousand Twenty-Six Moon Sign Book on Jan 13, offering moon cycle tips for gardening and home decor. Gray Fitzgerald presents Capitalism Converts Christianity on Jan 15. Jenna Blum and Edwin Hill discuss Murder Your Darlings on Jan 20, a thriller about love, loss, and deadlines. Kelly Scarboroughs debut Butterfly Games is explored on Jan 21 with Laura Knoy. Kristi DeMeesters Dark Sisters is discussed on Jan 27, blending horror and historical fiction. Engage with new stories and authors as the new year begins!

DNN | The Daily News Now!

The world’s first global local news network.

Every city. Every story. AI powered. 

More episodes

View all episodes

  • Brown University Shooting: Two Students Killed, One Suspect Sought

    01:36|
    Tragedy strikes Brown University: Two students killed in shooting, authorities seek person of interest
  • Survivors Share Terror After Brown University Shooting

    01:46|
    Two Brown University students from New Hampshire share their harrowing experiences following a deadly shooting on campus, leaving the community shaken. Shauna, a junior, was locked down in the science library for five hours, while Cameron, a freshman, narrowly missed being caught in the crossfire. The incident resulted in two fatalities and nine injuries, with authorities releasing images of a person of interest in the investigation.
  • BPS in Plastics Alters Fish Parenting

    01:47|
    New study reveals Bisphenol S (BPS) disrupts fish parental behavior, causing less nest-fanning and increased aggression. Exposure to this common chemical, found in everyday products, may affect hormones and have serious consequences for fish populations. Researchers call for more studies on BPS and similar chemicals to understand their environmental and health impacts.
  • Google's Gemini AI Update: Powerful & Efficient

    01:51|
    Google unveils Gemini one point five Pro, a significant AI update with a massive context window, capable of processing up to one million tokens of information. This allows for complex tasks like summarizing novels, debugging codebases, and more. The initial release is available to developers and enterprise customers, with a tiered approach for scalability. Google also introduces Gemini one point five Flash, a smaller, efficient model for high-volume operations. These advancements showcase Googles commitment to making advanced AI accessible for various uses.
  • Car Reliability Insights: Top Brands & Hybrid Benefits

    01:44|
    Consumer Reports latest car reliability survey reveals top-performing brands like Toyota, Subaru, Lexus, Honda, and BMW. These brands consistently rank high due to their use of proven components. Electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids still face more issues, but conventional hybrids, such as those from Toyota, Hyundai, and Kia, show strong reliability. This information can guide your next car purchase.
  • High-Speed Chase: Man Faces Charges After Crash

    01:24|
    A New Boston man, Jose Munoz, faces multiple charges after a high-speed chase and crash in Bedford. Munoz, driving a BMW, was clocked at 123 mph on I-93 and refused to stop when a trooper tried to pull him over. The pursuit led to a collision with a Hyundai, causing significant damage. Munoz was charged with felony reckless conduct, conduct after an accident, criminal mischief, and disobeying an officer. He was released on personal recognizance and is scheduled to appear in court in January.
  • Google's Gemini One Point Five Pro: A New AI Milestone

    01:57|
    Google Unveils Gemini One Point Five Pro: A Major Leap in AI Capabilities Googles latest AI model, Gemini One Point Five Pro, boasts a massive context window of up to one million tokens, a significant leap from previous models few thousand tokens. This expansion allows the AI to process vast datasets, making it incredibly powerful for tasks like summarizing long documents, analyzing extensive codebases, or understanding lengthy videos. Google is making this advanced model available to developers and enterprise customers through AI Studio and Vertex AI platforms, with a smaller, more cost-effective version also offered. This move underscores the ongoing race in AI development, pushing the boundaries of what these models can comprehend and achieve.
  • Siam Orchid Thai Bistro: Concord's Local Gem

    01:39|
    Siam Orchid Thai Bistro is nominated for Concords Best of Two Thousand Twenty-Five series by Scott Sak, who praises their amazing Thai food and noodles. Scott encourages the bistro to keep doing what you have been doing in Concord for thirty years, highlighting their long-standing presence as a local institution.
  • Opioid Prescriptions for Kids After Surgery: A Growing Concern

    01:27|
    New study reveals alarming trend: One in five children receive opioid prescriptions after common surgeries, raising concerns amidst ongoing opioid crisis. Researchers analyzed data from over 300,000 children and young adults, finding little change in opioid prescription rates over a decade. Medical professionals question necessity of opioids for children post-surgery, advocating for alternative pain management strategies and responsible opioid use.